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| Image = En Sabah Nur (Earth-4935) from Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix Vol 1 2 0001.jpg
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| RealName = En Sabah Nur
 
| CurrentAlias = Apocalypse
 
| CurrentAlias = Apocalypse
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| Aliases = The Eternal One, the High Lord, Set, Huitxilopochti, Sauru, Kali-Ma, Dark Lord{{r|Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 -1}}
| Distinguish1 = Apocalypse
 
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| Identity = Public
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| Affiliation = {{M|Prelate Army}} (founder and leader); Canaanite Army (founder and leader); {{M|Clan Akkaba (Earth-616)|Clan Akkaba}} (founder and leader); {{M|Horsemen of Apocalypse (Earth-616)|Apocalypse's Horsemen}} (founder and leader); {{M|Dark Riders}} (founder and leader); {{M|Alliance of Evil}} (founder and leader); Sandstormers
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| Alignment = Bad
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| Relatives = [[:Category:Akkaba Family|Tribe Akkaba]] (extended family),<br>
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[[Diamanda Nero (Earth-4935)|Diamanda Nero]] (daughter),<br>
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[[Stryfe (Earth-4935)|Stryfe]] (adopted son),<br>
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[[Tyler Dayspring (Earth-4935)|Tyler Dayspring (Genesis)]] (adoptive grandson, deceased),<br>
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| Universe = Earth-4935
 
| Universe = Earth-4935
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| BaseOfOperations = Crestcoast; [[Celestials|Celestial]] [[Prosh (Earth-616)|Ship]], mobile
   
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| Gender = Male
 
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| Eyes = Red
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| Hair = Black
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| Hair2 = formerly Bald
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| UnusualSkinColour = Grey
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| UnusualFeatures = Appears metallic at times, extensive disheveled metallic blue lips, blue markings on head, massive in natural form
   
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| Citizenship = Egyptian
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| MaritalStatus = Single
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| Occupation = World ruler
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| Education = Trained by [[Baal]] and the Sandstormers. Tutored by [[Celestials|Celestial]] [[Prosh (Earth-616)|Ship]] and [[Ozymandias (Earth-616)|Ozymandias]]
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| Origin = Immortal [[Homo superior|Mutant]] with [[Cyborgs|Cyborg]] enhancements
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| PlaceOfBirth = [[Egypt]]
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| Creators = Scott Lobdell; Gene Ha
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| First = Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix #2
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| Death = Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix #4
   
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| HistoryText = This version of En Sabah Nur was the [[Earth-4935|future version]] of the [[Earth-616|modern era]]. Roughly in the late 36th century, Apocalypse ascended to power and ruled much of [[North America]] unchallenged, for 100 years, where humans and whoever else resistant to his rule could be killed at any moment and the only opposition was a quiet hope and belief in the Twelve, [[Homo superior|mutants]] who battled Apocalypse in the modern era, by the Order of the Witnesses. Apocalypse commanded the Prelates and Canaanite Army and, at some time, sired a daughter, [[Diamanda Nero (Earth-4935)|Diamanda Nero]], who became a High Counselor and viceroy. However, when Apocalypse became debilitated, burning through host bodies faster and faster, Nero assumed much of his power and position. After hearing of the arrival of a chronal anomaly, Apocalypse began creation of three new weapons to cull the weak, but Nero had to finish, as he was preparing to transfer his essence.{{r|X-Men: Phoenix #1|3}}
| HistoryText = Apocalypse ascended to power. He became aware of the young Nathan's presence in that time, but only succeeded in kidnapping a clone of the child which the Askani had created. Not knowing this second child to be a clone, Apocalypse ceased his hunt for the real Nathan. Raised under the tutelage of Apocalypse, the clone grew up to become the terrorist [[Stryfe]]. By this time Apocalypse had to transfer his mind and powers into host bodies in order to stay alive. Since his current body had grown old and feeble, Apocalypse planned to transfer his consciousness and power into Stryfe's.
 
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After [[Rachel Summers (Mother Askani) (Earth-811)|Alyr'n Summerset]] attended Apocalypse's Festival of Resurrection and battled his prelates and Diamanda, she began to gather followers, under the name [[Clan Askani (Earth-4935)|Clan Askani]], meaning "family of outsiders", and opposed Apocalypse's rule. Apocalypse sent Nero to deal with the Clan and the Order of the Witnesses, a group believing [[Rachel Summers (Mother Askani) (Earth-811)|Rachel Summers]] was the "Lost Child of the Twelve". Nero successfully destroyed the Order of the Witnesses, but while battling the Askani in the ruins of the [[Savage Land]], Nero was left depowered, by Rachel.{{r|X-Men: Phoenix #3}}
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Over the next several years, believers of the Askani deified the ancient [[X-Men (Earth-616)|X-Men]]: "the [[Charles Xavier (Earth-616)|Xavier]]" became a father figure, the [[Rachel Summers (Mother Askani) (Earth-811)|Bright Lady]] a mother goddess, and the prophesied [[Nathan Summers (Earth-616)|"Dayspring"]] or "Askani'son" their messiah.{{r|X-Men: Books of Askani #1}}
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===Askani'son===
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3000 years prior, Apocalypse had infected the infant [[Nathan Summers (Earth-616)|Nathan Summers]] with a [[Techno-Organic Virus]]. Nathan's father, [[X-Factor (Earth-616)|X-Factor's]] leader [[Scott Summers (Earth-616)|Cyclops]], reluctantly allowed a [[Jen Askani (Earth-4935)|Sister Askani]] to take Nathan forward to her time, to cure the virus. Upon baby Nathan's arrival, Mother Askani cloned him in an attempt to save his life. Learning of the infant Askani'son's arrival, Apocalypse ordered his Canaanites to massacre the Askani, killing many Askani, including [[Throeblood (Earth-4935)|Throeblood]], then Apocalypse himself seized the [[Stryfe (Earth-4935)|clone]], believing him to be Nathan. Not knowing this second child to be a clone, Apocalypse ceased his hunt for the real Nathan and raised the child, naming him Stryfe, after a villain that he faced in the modern era whose machinations nearly destroyed him but who, in the end, only made Apocalypse stronger (which was actually the adult Stryfe), and training him intensely under his tutelage, to become a terrorist. Apocalypse later revealed that he was actually making Stryfe powerful, so that he could one day claim the boy's body for his own. Since his current body had grown old and feeble, Apocalypse planned to transfer his consciousness and power into Stryfe's. Ch'vayre voiced disapproval of this plan many times over the next decade, believing it went against Apocalypse's "survival of the fittest" credo.
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Apocalypse had succeeded in wiping-out the Clan Askani, but a small sect lived-on as the [[Clan Rebellion]]. Apocalypse encouraged Stryfe's arrogance and cruelty as he grew into adolescence and had him watched over by Apocalypse's aide, Ch'vayre. Years later, during the ritual of transferring Apocalypse's mind into Stryfe, Ch'vayre openly opposed and was restrained. [[Jean Grey (Earth-616)|"Redd Dayspring"]] and Ch'vayre attacked Apocalypse, stopping him from placing his essence into a teenage Stryfe, until Apocalypse beat them and realized that Stryfe was a clone and not the original. Stryfe's body possessed the ability, but not the capacity to maintain Apocalypse's essence. Deciding to go-through with it, until he could find another body, Stryfe began to mentally fight against Apocalypse's intrusion. Confronted by [[Scott Summers (Earth-616)|"Slym"]], "Redd", and [[Nathan Summers (Earth-616)|Nathan "Dayspring"]] (as the Askani'son was now called), Apocalypse used his power to see through their physical bodies and recognized them as Cyclops, [[Jean Grey (Earth-616)|Jean Grey]], and [[Nathan Summers (Earth-616)|Cable]], stating that if he had met them before, he could have deduced this earlier. After Slym, Redd, and Nathan attacked Apocalypse, the disillusioned Ch'vayre betrayed his master, distracting him, and Slym ordered Nathan to disrupt any telepathic links between Apocalypse and Stryfe, seemingly killing Apocalypse. After so many millennia of menacing humanity, the elderly Apocalypse finally perished in combat with the teenage Nathan, who would grow up to become the warrior Cable.{{r|Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix #1|4}}
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| Powers = Seemingly the same as [[En Sabah Nur (Earth-616)#Powers|En Sabah Nur (Earth-616)]], although the specifics may vary due to his age and the current host body containing his consciousness.
   
As for the real Nathan, the Askani leader [[Mother Askani]] transported Cyclops and Phoenix to this future time. There, Summers and Grey raised Nathan into adolescence. After so many millennia of menacing humanity, the elderly Apocalypse finally perished in combat with the teenage Nathan, who would grow up to become the warrior Cable.
 
   
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*Apocalypse is a genius, a level of which humanity cannot comprehend and has knowledge of certain areas of biology, primarily genetic engineering and mutation, and technology that are far in advance of contemporary science and technology. This was not merely a result of his exposure to alien technology, as he was able to make significant new advances beyond the alien materials to which he was exposed.
 
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Class 100+ . Able to lift in excess of 100 tons.
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| Transportation = Personal teleportation device. Various Celestial-tech based ships.
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| Weapons = No known weapons. Assuming various Celestial-tech based weaponry.
   
 
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[[Category:Virtual Immortals]]

Revision as of 09:10, 13 May 2020

History

This version of En Sabah Nur was the future version of the modern era. Roughly in the late 36th century, Apocalypse ascended to power and ruled much of North America unchallenged, for 100 years, where humans and whoever else resistant to his rule could be killed at any moment and the only opposition was a quiet hope and belief in the Twelve, mutants who battled Apocalypse in the modern era, by the Order of the Witnesses. Apocalypse commanded the Prelates and Canaanite Army and, at some time, sired a daughter, Diamanda Nero, who became a High Counselor and viceroy. However, when Apocalypse became debilitated, burning through host bodies faster and faster, Nero assumed much of his power and position. After hearing of the arrival of a chronal anomaly, Apocalypse began creation of three new weapons to cull the weak, but Nero had to finish, as he was preparing to transfer his essence.[2]

After Alyr'n Summerset attended Apocalypse's Festival of Resurrection and battled his prelates and Diamanda, she began to gather followers, under the name Clan Askani, meaning "family of outsiders", and opposed Apocalypse's rule. Apocalypse sent Nero to deal with the Clan and the Order of the Witnesses, a group believing Rachel Summers was the "Lost Child of the Twelve". Nero successfully destroyed the Order of the Witnesses, but while battling the Askani in the ruins of the Savage Land, Nero was left depowered, by Rachel.[3]

Over the next several years, believers of the Askani deified the ancient X-Men: "the Xavier" became a father figure, the Bright Lady a mother goddess, and the prophesied "Dayspring" or "Askani'son" their messiah.[4]

Askani'son

3000 years prior, Apocalypse had infected the infant Nathan Summers with a Techno-Organic Virus. Nathan's father, X-Factor's leader Cyclops, reluctantly allowed a Sister Askani to take Nathan forward to her time, to cure the virus. Upon baby Nathan's arrival, Mother Askani cloned him in an attempt to save his life. Learning of the infant Askani'son's arrival, Apocalypse ordered his Canaanites to massacre the Askani, killing many Askani, including Throeblood, then Apocalypse himself seized the clone, believing him to be Nathan. Not knowing this second child to be a clone, Apocalypse ceased his hunt for the real Nathan and raised the child, naming him Stryfe, after a villain that he faced in the modern era whose machinations nearly destroyed him but who, in the end, only made Apocalypse stronger (which was actually the adult Stryfe), and training him intensely under his tutelage, to become a terrorist. Apocalypse later revealed that he was actually making Stryfe powerful, so that he could one day claim the boy's body for his own. Since his current body had grown old and feeble, Apocalypse planned to transfer his consciousness and power into Stryfe's. Ch'vayre voiced disapproval of this plan many times over the next decade, believing it went against Apocalypse's "survival of the fittest" credo.

Apocalypse had succeeded in wiping-out the Clan Askani, but a small sect lived-on as the Clan Rebellion. Apocalypse encouraged Stryfe's arrogance and cruelty as he grew into adolescence and had him watched over by Apocalypse's aide, Ch'vayre. Years later, during the ritual of transferring Apocalypse's mind into Stryfe, Ch'vayre openly opposed and was restrained. "Redd Dayspring" and Ch'vayre attacked Apocalypse, stopping him from placing his essence into a teenage Stryfe, until Apocalypse beat them and realized that Stryfe was a clone and not the original. Stryfe's body possessed the ability, but not the capacity to maintain Apocalypse's essence. Deciding to go-through with it, until he could find another body, Stryfe began to mentally fight against Apocalypse's intrusion. Confronted by "Slym", "Redd", and Nathan "Dayspring" (as the Askani'son was now called), Apocalypse used his power to see through their physical bodies and recognized them as Cyclops, Jean Grey, and Cable, stating that if he had met them before, he could have deduced this earlier. After Slym, Redd, and Nathan attacked Apocalypse, the disillusioned Ch'vayre betrayed his master, distracting him, and Slym ordered Nathan to disrupt any telepathic links between Apocalypse and Stryfe, seemingly killing Apocalypse. After so many millennia of menacing humanity, the elderly Apocalypse finally perished in combat with the teenage Nathan, who would grow up to become the warrior Cable.[5]

Attributes

Powers

Seemingly the same as En Sabah Nur (Earth-616), although the specifics may vary due to his age and the current host body containing his consciousness.

Abilities

  • Apocalypse is a genius, a level of which humanity cannot comprehend and has knowledge of certain areas of biology, primarily genetic engineering and mutation, and technology that are far in advance of contemporary science and technology. This was not merely a result of his exposure to alien technology, as he was able to make significant new advances beyond the alien materials to which he was exposed.

Paraphernalia

Weapons

No known weapons. Assuming various Celestial-tech based weaponry.

Transportation

Personal teleportation device. Various Celestial-tech based ships.

See Also

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